The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-01-21
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sis. Tor tD De- readers a great 80 my
. we l.,n subscribers since the
number asked for t4eu supu7tf,
-ras local happenings, giving TIE
..a-- aud always through diversity
striving fer the success OF
pacty lu this. r07 twenty
..-- after Witnessing tho fact that the
.-rm4rt. after nearly TWO years OF Dem
.t. qamfr. r.stratiou, Is more prosperous
..--t any other period Of it's existence :
...,.a4rrg the Democracy of Cambria at
r-., election take her OLD place in the
.,r--t.fr ranks, eIectiag the whole c0un-
- .-,t.tst Ev maiOrities not calculated 20 lend
.,s ancouragemeut t0 the Republicans in
~, frturp. the FREEMAN starts. expecting
.-,aat all times ready TO perform its Cu-
.,s as A Democratic paper aud soliciting
..,ra patronage and announcement in
,Ls future that it has received in the past.
For fresh tub oysters 90 to the Sugar
Bowl
Two men and a bear worked the town
,-r few pennies on Thursday.
For all kinds Of canned goods 60 to the
sugar Bowl
The mercury got down to about two de-
gress below zero on Tuesday night.
For the best -four In the market go to
the Sugar Bowl
Mr. IL. Davis is laid up and is suffer
rgssyereIy from bealing in his head.
Rupture instantly relieved by the use
NJ OIL celebrated Fry Truss, for sale at
Dsr.-ol's drug store.
George &. X. Zahm, Esq, has been on
tr- ...s list for the past week but we under
..l-I .s slowly recovering.
Judge Johnston IS now rapidly recover
.-. t.- use of his afflicted eye and we hope
., rrg that it will be entirely well
Tile man who a couple Of months ago
.ss predicting an oDen winter is not at pres
calling your attention to the fact that
u told you so"
-Wauted-Lumber in trade foI new
FrrsbIe steam sawmiIl, % horsepower, so
n-- saw, 40 foot carriage and 80 foot ways.
a.-y 20 this Office.
The Loretto Merchandise Co wishing to
.sa out stock of heavy overcOats. now Of
.e them at extremely low figures for cash
country produce.
Mrs Jane Burns, of Altoona, the mother
t.5 late John Burns, Esq. of st. Angus
a.e died at Altoona on Thursday of last
week aged seventy six years.
The largest and best stock OF
----rlats ever brought to Central Pennsyl-
..afs is uow to be seen at the Golden Eagle
.#Hng House AItOoua, Pa
MIR Bart McCabe, the engineer on the
ulsh. Is of duty on account Of sickness.
ID. is not seriously in, being able to 90
a1d but is not well enough TO be or the
Mr.. John b. Stehle. who for some years
.-lsd Oh q brewery and hotel at Altoona,
aa at his home In that place on Monday
r,t He was about thirty years OF age and
Fs born at Lilly, in this county.
John ", Laird, the veteran editor Of the
--us5urg ArgllS. fell on the ice on Satur-
.rl las. and sustained an ugly fracture of
a- bones OF the hip Joint, which, owing to
'Iyanced age will more than likely prove
AT the coming spsiug election the-e will
cted a burgess, two auditors and q tax
--tor by the borough &C large, and a
aciIman, school director, constable,
70 OF election and two inspectors by
ward
Mr. ~ameu1 A. McAtas-, q freight con
OF oU the Pennsylvania railroad, whose
..leuCe IS iu Altoona, took suddenly sick
r-.e or his train near Harrisburg on Mon
last and died in q short time from
..t disease.
-NANTED.-Save-ai young men to
u General Merchandise business in a
0s 5000 inhabitants. Must expect low
yes and hard WORK. Apply IN your own
dwIitiHg, with references, to r., care Of
.8mRIA FREEMAN.
The collector of Campbria twp. will be
he township school house in the borough
E5ensburg, for the purpose of receiving
school taxes for said township, on Satur-
by, the 18th day Of January. 1887, betwee en-
hours yf one and FIVE p. m.
NOTICE As most farmers will want to
-7t Phosphate the coming spring, now is the
ne f0r you to give yOnr orders for the best
l0sphats in the market. AN prepared to
'-raish it IT, any grade for S25 TO $40 a ton.
g. HUETLEY
Postal notes which were formerly
-aWn upon designated postofice, and
.l.t only be paid at the issuing Cfice or
-e office drawn UOon, are now made paya-
BE at any money-order oRice, which IS a
-eat convenience to persons hOldirE them.
Irwin Bash, son of John J.. Bash Esq,
t houelIviTe. while at work in the Bessa-
-sr Steel Works at JohnstOwn, was acci-
l-1ta-g struck on the head by piece Of
-lTd wood and picked up unconscious. lie
vas taken 20 his home but died 10 a few
.1l-s.
John Allison, brother OF James G. ALI
s'- the Darricide who was hanged In Indi-
ana few years ago, has become demented
A-l vas last week taken TO DiXmCut. He
vas found at his home running naked while
mercury was away below the freezing
point
Although the Branch is showed up and
E-''e1Eers for Ebensburg are compelled to
-1e overland in sleighs, it will still prove
El1.aole to them when hero to visit John
1"s1s store, on High street, where dry
"oasr groceries. etc, are always sold at
bottom prices.
Mrs. Baldwin wife Of Charles Baldwin,
VI Sla1ksyile. Somerset county, met with
painful accident a few days since. In the
-'5 absence Of her husband she went to the
-1-.s TO feed her COW, and while on the
'o.s loft getting hay she slipped and fell
.-'ouRh to the floor below, breaking her
A-- arm and splitting the knee. pan Of her
a't.sR
Lae Local Institute held at Chest
-t'ERs or Saturday was we'll attended by